. >>> no bologna at the border. u.s. border agents seized more than 150 pounds of the lunch meat from a driver who was entering from mexico. the driver lied and told agents he had rolls of frozen turkey ham, but inspectors looked at it and realized, no, that's mexican bologna, which is made of pork. what's the problem? bologna can't be carried across the border because it can add foreign animal diseases. >> is it that good? >> i would are people eating bologna? >> it might be good. it might have spices. >> hi, mike. >> i got nothing. don't like bologna. >> no. >> 12 to 22 miles per hour in the east bay hills, we have no red flag warning, just breezy. these breezes will work their way down to our neighborhood once the sun comes up, warms the ground and turns everything over. a dry cold front is opening the door for chilly nights ahead. freezing in our valleys. it's been 190 days since our last soaking rain. that will change for tomorrow. today, mid to low 60s. upper 50s half moon bay and lake port it will feel cooler than

alejandra bologna: thank you so much for being here. it's a pleasure to me.been so far? you know, it's been a few weeks, a few months maybe, that you've been here. how has it been for you so far? alejandra: yes, well, it has been four months. very intensive. i think that we have a lot of things to do.

. >>> no bologna at the border. u.s.xican bologna. it can't be carried across because it can bring in foreign agents. >>> today marks the 50th anniversary of apollo 12 which was the second space flight to land on the moon. the uss hornet sea, air, and space museum held a dedication. the hornet picked up the crew after the historic mission. just months earlier, the hornet had recovered neil armstrong, buzz armstrong, and mike collins from the first moon landing. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, fans have the ultimate say. a look back at the best performances of rican hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool. carnival. choose fun. >>> you saw them here on abc 7, the american music awards. >> this is one awards show where fans have their say choosing their favorite artists of the year. ♪ >> a night of big performances. ♪ >> the american music awards

you know, the witch hunt, the hoax, the phony bologna, the democrats are tied to the media or whatever, it carries a lot of weight with his base. i understand that. but the fact of the matter is is that it's factually false. >> let's go to vanessa, who is calling from new york on the independent line. vanessa, good morning. >> hi, how are you. >> i'm fine, thank you. >> i just wanted to say, looking at all the information that has come out, as objectively as possible, and it has been confirmed by all the witnesses that has been an appropriate pattern of behavior. unfortunately, rather than asking about, that they are interested in promoting conspiracy theories, that are for the benefit of russia, and that makes me concerned that this is way bigger than even the whistleblower, and i think that people are not looking at the situation at hand. we have career officials that are ringing the alarm bell about risks in our national security., at the intelligence committee warning us about election interference. we have the president and members of congress that are promoting russian intelligen

there were also wins for sampdoria and verona while bologna and parma drew 2—2.after torrential rain. in spain, sevilla won away at valladolid, thanks an ever banega penalty, to go third in la liga, just a point behind real madrid and barcelona. and athletic bilbao are now fifth, after a 2—1victory at osasuna where kenan kodro scored their late winner. on to tennis, and spain are celebrating their first davis cup victory in eight years. they were the host nation in the revamped competition, and beat canada in the final in madrid to claim the trophy for the sixth time in their history. roberto bautista agut set them on the way to victory by winning the opening singles rubber against felix auger—aliassime. bautista agut played in the group phase of the tournament earlier in the week but missed the quarter—finals and semi—finals, following the death of his father on thursday. the world number nine marked his return to the team with an emotional 7—6, 6—3 win that gave the spaniards a 1—0 lead in the final. it was very special, very special feeling on the court today,

no bologna?with russian diners. >> this is wonderful man because special hair. >> you love his hair? >> yes, this is so strange, but i like this -- he's strong. >> yeah. >> and funny. >> if i'm telling the truth, another president would be much more strict for russia. >> much more critical of russia? >> yeah. >> reporter: the truth is many russians see president trump as a rare friend in the white house, what will be lost if he's impeached. on russian state television tightly controlled by the kremlin support for trump and the impeachment battle is absolute. after all, it is russia they sometimes joke that got him elected. allegations of election meddling are officially denied but often referenced even on serious news shows with a wink. have you lost your minds that you want to remove our donald, asks the host of this weekly current affairs program. they say trump is weakening the united states, says one of his guests. yes, he is. and that's why we love him, he adds. the more problems they have,

elizabeth warren, peddles this 2% bologna 2% of wealth, not of income. there are other things we could be doing it's going to be impossible to enforce. just think about it. every year somebody is going to calculate their net worth and write a check to the government. it's crazy. >> you said you're in favor of a sur tax on millionaires, the so-called buffet rule. wow ho how would that work? >> well -- >> -- i once asked -- i don't want him to get upset with me, it was a private conversation, i asked warren buffet what he thought, if you make a million dollars a year, 35%, over $5 million, i think he said 40% i have no problem with that. as i said in my letter to elizabeth warren -- by the way, since she never read the letter, never gave me a thoughtful response, the letter was respectful of her position very conciliatory. a desire to work together, which i want to work together, not confrontational in any sense we have problems in the nation, have to deal with the problems and the question is how do we deal with them basically, i never heard from her. she

some people say it's a whole bunch of bologna, get it.n asking question, would americans only eat bacon for thanksgiving, that person not giving up the meat. rob: vegan over here, she's going meatless. jillian: thanks, carley. just about 15 minutes until the top of the hour, president trump wants to go to trial if the house moves forward on impeachment, is the ace up his sleeve, our next guest says this is the president saying bring it on, jen ellis, she's here to lay out what democrats to do if they are smart, that's next. rob: first let's check in with steve doocy, i feel that you're having a big turkey? >> we are 100% turkey family. we always have turkey. listen, rob, it's the beginning of the show jillian said there was something in your eyes, i noticed what's up with rob's line trending, are you okay? rob: i took out a 1-inch eyelash. >> those fakey lashes. [laughter] jillian: gets you every time. steve: michael will be weighing in on the breaking news that the secretary of the navy is out, also the woman run to go unseat congressman

but republicans say that the impeachment is a bunch of bologna and president has done nothing wrong, is it the end of trump administration or a big fat waste of time, today's hearing began with colonel vin vindman and jennifer williams, they were both on the phone call with the president of ukraine. each did not like what they heard, you guys. >> i found july 25 phone call unusual, in contrast to other presidential calls i observed it involved discussion of what appeared to be a political matter. >> i heard was inappropriate, i reported my concerns to mr. eisenberg. it system proper for president of u.s. to demand a foreign government investigate a u.s. citizen. kennedy: democrat pushed lieutenant colonel vindman to shoot down the g.o.p. claim that biden was up to no good in ukraine. >> you heard the president's voice on the call. >> i didn't. >> you heard him raise that technology againssubject.>> i d. >> i want to ask when you heard him say that what is first thought that within through your mind? >> i could not believe what i was hearing. probably an element of shock, that maybe i

but republicans say that the impeachment is a bunch of bologna and president has done nothing wrong,stration or a big fat waste of time, today's hearing began with colonel vin vindman and jennifer williams, they were both on the phone call with the president of ukraine. each did not like what they heard, you guys. >> i found july 25 phone call

the driver was released but the bologna was seized and destroyed. >>> a lot of people have left the bay area and california over higher costs of housing. many of them are apparently going to nevada. the las vegas review journal reports more than 50,000 californians ove to nevada between july of 2017 and 2018. it has a lore cost wer cost of and no state income tax. nevada did lose about 22,000 people to california in that same period, that's 10,000 viewer residents than in 2009. >>> we will stay right here. we will get a little rain this week. >> just a little. not much. yes, it is. it's going to be a lot. let's talk about what's going on. we set the stage today with a dry cold front moving through our neighborhoods now. this is mount tam, winds are gusting up to 41 miles per hour. we'll have a heightened fire danger today but no red flag warning. our fire season will end tomorrow. dry cold front, so sunny and breezy today. it will feel cooler outside. chilly nights ahead. freezing temperatures in our valleys. it's been 190 days since our last soaking rain. it is not in today's forecast.

meanwhile, in meat news, customs and border protection seized 154 pounds of "prohibited bologna" thishe u.s./mexico border crossing in el paso, texas. border patrol agents seized the meat, but the criminal fled the scene. so authorities are asking the public to be on the lookout for this vehicle. ( laughter ) and you'll get the powerful new iphone 11 for just $0 a month when you switch to sprint. yeah, an iphone 6s for an iphone 11. or trade in your beloved iphone 7, trusty iphone 8, amazing iphone x... ...take them all to 11. see, i told you, magic. ♪ select chuckit launchers are november 22nd$4.99!tsmart! 25 ounce beggin strips are only $9.99! and don't forget - our black friday deals start online thursday at petsmart.com! petsmart! i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptom

praracticing r babaseball, fofor football -- wh they e engaged in -- were in the student center eating a bolognadwich. amy: henry smith and samuel hammond, 19. they were students here. >> i photographed them for the book. amy: and delayno militant -- middleton was a high school student that came to see his mother at the campus. clubs he was visiting as he did sometimes, waiting on his mother to get off of work and bececame involved. i think even if he had not been -- many of the high school students and o others in the ciy also particicipated. this was not just university students. they were trying to change things. here was a segregated bowling alley, something that his citizens wanted to bowl, they would have to go 50 miles or 100 miles round trip to columbia to bowl. amy: you are really critical in the case. talk about the shell casings you found. you were n not here that nighthf the bonfire, but the next morning you came in. word their police tape around invevestigating the crime scenef what happened? of course, it was the state troopers who killed the students. >> yes, afterer the incident

. >> and of all the bologna i've seen floated by the republicans, of all the shabby defenses they haveforeign policy, but it is not his prerogative to extort a vulnerable leader. nobody disagrees that the policy around ukraine is to try to root out corruption. and if you don't have your head so far into donald trump's imaginary world, asking a foreign leader to investigate your political opponent is the opposite of encouraging a country away from corruption. so there are two things problematic with senator johnson's letter. number one, it is absurd on the face of it for the reason that i just explained. number two, and this is where you can see the emotion sort of welling up here, the republicans and senator johnson are about sliming colonel vindman. if you read elsewhere, he says that it is responsible that colonel vindman never really liked or never supported the president. that is the sliming of a patriot. and you will see that today. and it will be profoundly hurtful to this country. it will make it hard for me to sort of continue to be as judicious as i'm supposed to be given the

it has a biscuit, a one-ounce slice of bologna, comes with cereal, a carton of milk and a vitamin enrichederage that they're served with breakfast, lunch and dinner. we have to serve nutritious meals. the ultimately goal is for them to leave here in better health than when they came. >> when you come up, last name and bunk number. >> 71. 17. >> and our last menu design we decided to make this a heart-healthy menu. it's the only jail in florida that i know of that does a heart-healthy menu. >> one of the inmate workers in the kitchen, john powers, was a chef before he was brought to hillsborough county on grand theft charges. he pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. but he has reached a verdict on the kitchen's recipes. >> i critique it a lot. i say, they could have used some more cornstarch or salt or garlic. but they are trying to have a budget and can only spend so much per inmate for food. so you just take in stride and close your eyes and eat it and make the best of it. >> in prison, we got cheeseburgers and pizzas and steak and cheese sandwiches and ice cream. in prison compared to t

my son has a dollar jar for me, was bologna.hey were putting their finger on the scale for the old ousted corrupt figures in the ukrainian government. they were getting rid of the people in american diplomatic core, and they were pressuring the new leaders of ukraine who were against corruption. they wanted the corruption, and they wanted to corrupt the u.s./ukrainian relationship to smear the bidens. >> what happened in the ukraine from u.s. officials is how gangster states work. >> yes. >> imagine the surprise of the president of the ukraine that he's trying to clean up his country and transform it from a gangster state and into a free country. here comes the president's son and his private lawyer who, by the way is working on deals for himself, and essentially actually extorting him to get the u.s. aid in exchange he has to basically invent a story. and that is the key takeaway. >> so important. >> he says he wanted three words in there. investigation, biden, and clinton. it was almost like a mad lib. it didn't matter what th

. >> what is this stick called >> this is called a mattarello, made in bologna, by a master craftsman is a science well, the art and the science. >> let's wow the audience at home ask evan how many pastas can he make. >> how many pastas can you make, evan >> well, there's thousands of shapes of pasta, but by hand i can make 155. >> by the way, funke, is that your real name. >> it's pronounced "funka," my family is from germany, but california first. >> we only have a minute. >> basically you want to get into this, you want to try >> no, no, no. >> you sure? >> you're we >> you're going out with the palms, back with the fingers and working it around. and keep turning it. >> keep turning it and turning it >> this is a technique >> you can't do this at home >> you certainly can i have seen 6-year-old girls. >> wow. >> standing on a box so we rolled this earlier. thank you. move this over what we're going to do is -- >> look at this, already done. >> you're going to cut this. >> beautiful >> we're going to cut this and we're going to make some th. >> we're going to cancel the promo for th

on theg perspective appalling floods from venice is the gentlelady from -- and the gentleman from bolognaextraordinary. from the three of you at our london desk, gives us the -- give us the perspective of what this means for italy. francine: you make us sound like a shakespeare play, tom. the square submerged. experts have warned that venice -- yesterday we heard from -- or the day before, from the mayor asking for emergency. so funds and emergency peered is there any way you can -- so funds and emergency. is there anyway you can do that? wolfango: it is difficult in italy to get anything done in terms of infrastructure. we have seen this years ago and now it is back. they have been trying to build the system to stop the waters. francine: is basically like a dam. wolfango: a dam to stop the high tide. it is still not working. so again here, we can throw some more money, provide all the emergency required, but the question here, it remains very difficult to get anything done in terms of infrastructure. francine: for the international audience, is this a problem of the central government? i

being here i really feel i need to push back on a lot of miss stocky's comments, pseudoscience, total bologna and i don't feel like i could lead those things stand. i mean it's everything from not understanding a difference between an embryo and a baby, wedge by the way if she believes they are the same that is a personal philosophical and religious decision, that's on a medical distinction and it's not something that congress should be involved in and not something that she should have a say in any other women's decision. but there are other things that she talked about like 20 weeks in pain, unproven, she talked about the gag rule not being a gag rule, it is when a physician cannot mention that one option for her patient is a portion that is a gag rule, and it's a dangerous rule because if a woman is diagnosed with pregnancy in cervical cancer that abortion would save her life, let became -- clear. the other thing she mentioned, she painted a happy picture of a 23 year old micro baby, let me tell you what the picture is, it's you have a 50/50 shot of survival and you have, if you do survive